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GYPSY HUMOR.
From Ifack.irOOd.

The Tzlganes rarely wanting In certain humor
and power Of reparee WI ion often dsarns the anger
having sworn falsely visited by the priestwho tried
to convince him Of the snfuluess OF his conduct In
swearing TO what he had not seen. You are loading
heavy sin on your soul, said the priest. ,.,
Have got soul : " asked tie Izlgane, innoeenuy
OF course you have a soul; every man has one.
"Can your reverence swear that have got a soul
yet yonr reverence cannot see my soul why
should IL be wrong swear 10 what have not seen
I'm travelling menagerie, the keeper. showing of his
animals 10 large assembled audience, pointed to the
cage where furious lion was paving the ground and
pompously announced that ne was really 70 give thou
" | WILL" said starved looking gypsy stepping LOT
You will said the keeper looking ontemptuousy
at the small puny figure. Very WELL please yourself
and walk in and he made n fent OF opening the door
step in. Why you not coming !"
Certainly" said the gypsy have no sort o. 93e f
wait ill you that very unpeasantlooking an
imal, which occupies the cage at p'esent ,-..
or course the laugh was turned against the Snowman
who in his proposition had only spoken Of the cage,
without mentioning the lion
taiity was asked TO hat he preferred food or
warmth Would he have something to eat or would he
you please answered. would like best to toast
man abusing gypsy who had stolen his horse. de-
cre that he could produce half 9ezen witnesses 70
said the Tzigane; 81 can produce whole dozen who
have not seen IL " ,,,
some gipsyproverbs run ~ follows:
After misfortune comes fortune. ,..o
Those are the latest fishes which fall back from the
line into the water. -. A..
light" IT,. ,i.s ,,r ,o ,,,o 20 A.
Who has got luck. need only sit at home with his
mouth open" 1890 -. 49,. ,o, ,h
Two hard stones do not grind small"
Polite words cost little and do much"
Who atters you has either cheated you or wants To
Who waits till another calls him to supper often re-
mains hungry . - - q, - ., :,
II have lost your horse tAeh you can 'nfov ""aJ
saddle and bride we'll"
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Clear tho Way

without loss when the intestinal canals blocked up
son OF constipation chronic or temporary II shouia DO
borne In mimi that ament is prone to become lasting
and obstinate and breed other and complaints Hos
stomach Bt,ers precise remedy to remove the
enectualy but without drenchng or weakening
the blokaded bowels consequence always to be appre-
hended the OF violent axaves winch are among
the pencous OF the cheap nos'rums ny inc
creduou. msniormed Tho dat OF experience and OF
the medical fraternity sanctions the claims oil this standard
aporonL Not only as source Of relief and permanent
regularity to the bowels liver and stomach but asa means
Of remedyng and preventing kidney and bladder troubles
and fever and ague 10 10 without peer
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Farn.d rnns-NewYork p Chicago. O. Fir't 6aso on
core Connor l. First hase on efrors-New-f orki %
Chicago Total aehits New York. To- Chcaso p leit
on Gsse. -New.Yors. 81 chicago D. struck OF. Ne~-
YORK o. chicago 2. 1wobase hit - Gllespe
I nj ree.ba.e hts-Counor l. Home runs-Noh' bouhIr
a. go Rirnardson and Consor wild pitches
P'Sisrt,on passed ,a s-Irown g. Flint Umpire-Nr.
ouesL Attendance rs. 1lme-lb2
- IN tho bi.tory Of the BROOKLYN Club have such crowds
ved PARK Brooklyn As went there Yesterday
o. see INC Two games the Brooklyn and 81 Louis
Cnb, Between 600 AMI 10000 peorls saw me morning
came and nearly 20 witnessed the Afternoon match ne
SrntIYn nine was onfpayef both and Loot 10th The
orninr game close md exciting throughout ana re-
,,ed ion unngs decife a Brilliant .ni poor p4F
e.. we're IN tsrmnged The home payes alod we'll bu 90
No, run the bases Louis nine dii not BAT que 20
good Int "A the better In the tenn inning CafIlh
er sent the ball far night telA naknR nome run anu
scoring the amid great applause Tic score
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EXCITING GAME OF LACROSSE.

THE NEW-YORK CLUB BEATS THE HARVARD TEAM
AFTER FINE CONTEST.
An exceedingly and exciting game OF lacrosse was
payed at St George yesterday between the New York
Lacrosse Club and Harvard College team. II attracted
large crowd comfortably filling the grand stand When inc
two teams took field IL became apparent That thty were
evenly matched close contest would result Ne"
York won the goal and Harvard the three following
The New York warmed TO its work then and won
three goals within fifteen thus winning the game
The ball was faced at 3lS McCain and Gardiner. 81,
playing at centre. The game began with scrlmmage
Harvard getting it. and the ball down to The New
York goal Brown Ritchey prepared for II and
sent the ball centre, and Mccain capturing the
ball worked way the Harvard goal and made pretty
sho Eason kept and sent up to centre hed whero
smart scrmmage took place Blodgett for Har-
ward did some pretty running and checking out
was not we'll backed up by his team. Pryor got
the ball and passed McCan. who by some successful
the ball down Harvards goal ana maze sue
shot Time minutes Harvard Improved us play ~
the game asted 26 minutes New ork strained
ing play whole Tar superior To those
OF opoonentA by superior work harvard won The goal
ar1g uttiDg tie bail through the posts Harding also
Harvard putting the ba Through lho
posts fifteen minutes play. In one minute more ~
ward the winning shot being
ma by Hale Then Newly Ork woke up. There were less
than fifteen minutes which 70 play. In two minutes
Browu hal occurred goal for New YORK In six more min
made another goal AMI IN one more
which ut victory Tor New ok Dufng
md Wheeler the NewYOrk team, had his
The teams as follows:
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HANLAN BEATEN BY -FOUR LENGTHS IN HEAVY
p.rv Ann IuMpY WATER,

HANLAN BEATEN BY -FOUR LENGTHS IN hH~'A
RAIN ANo LUMPY WATER.
CHICAGO May 30-Three hundred yards from the hni'"
Calumet evening Ned HaDan the oasman turne"
an instant from the petng only TO see that he was ae
feated by Jacob Gaudaur The OF the ex-chsnpon
dropped nervecsy the choppy waters a. with droopns
head he pulled along deectedy through tho rain six lengths
behind the winner the oarsmen first came out ON
ready for three mile pull to decide VINO sho 20
called the champion and carry away $1,000 In
stakes sky eadsn but apparently did not threaten
rain spite slight rougness OF the water the start was
made with promptness. Hanlan was AZ once
trife the lead pulling snort quick
stroke, fortytwo to the minute oauuAuf
kept him with a long steady sweep about tbirV
eight Gradually Hanlan forged ahead and AZ
the mile fully boaiength in advance
sranng after the blue and scarlet specks
In the distance the wind suddenly freshened and
huge drops OF rain began 70 fall. The lake was
soon "Iumpy" from end to end. and the downpour-
was almost binding. Hanlau kept well to the 'front.'
until he third mile There he began to fag so
did his stroke become ana go great exertoh al ~
shipped OF the choppy bandan rowea agnn
Gently showed the long steady sweep he had taken
AT the outset with machine Ike precision he
bew them could be then another Hanon red 20
squirt The multitudes shore and ahoat held their
breath then regardless OF .an anS S''e' staitsS
to veil ike Comanches The cheers their lips Han
could stand the and again Gandaurs Ereat
sweep tell IL then that hsnlsD lay back Just
an instant his from tho rain shot glance
shoulder Gandaur glance enough seeing
Hanlan surrender all hope. Gaudaur msgnanmousy slack
lengths Time 2039 1t twas fine performance under ad
conditions
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CRICKETERS AT PLAY on STATEN ISLAND.
THE MAINTAINS DEFEAT THE HOME TEAM IN ONE

A pretty game cricket played yesterday on staten
Island Cricket Climb and the Man
haitian Cricket Club of Brooklyn The charming grounds q"
the home looked prettier or brighter The anes
clubhouse open and many ladies were on the ground
playing tennis watching the cricket The Latter was gOou
aua At ,me, exciting The Manhattan nrs at the
yickets and rapidly Myers surpassed himself
ana up the big total Of seventy iour runs
tbuted twenty one and Pendergast eighteen, me inning
closing 1862 Staten SLANT then went ~ ana a. te
rup. came quickly the ManhattiDs began 10 tlhh ICY
would lose and toward the close OF the n no
teams inning, aud as they appro~oneea w .rc,,nn
Cyr Wilson and Hill opened tho games In staten s
land unfortunately out thout Law
ing scored other members the team Ieh up me
MS rantv and "totaled Of l5I, Of which San.
made and Pool AZ he inning lsit Them ~ nnns
Msnhattans The latter went m again aIn Hs'
O7 runs game decide In their favor on The rst
nt,fnof. Scor
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Denew and DOMAIN for 1888.
HERR AYrON sOHOrrS TURTLE.

The WdSNfNItOH IUs-
Herr Anton schott. the German tenor reacneu WISH
Where he has been singing before crowded houses lie
brought with him a swapping turtle weighing hIty
nounds which he caught few days ago at LAKE
tLannne near Milwaukee,. While out fishing with a
party his attention was called TO the huge turtle swim
nng toward the boat BE sun wllsperoa no .oiT
smallest hook in his collection, Herr scnot deity
danved the tempting bait i'll front OF the turtles nose
In less than second had fifty pounds OF turtle on the
end of his fish line IL required great skill ana Judgment
o Land the prize but equal 10 the occasion
towrng the turtle TO shore ami landing him by SELF
Ing his tail and Jerking him out OF the water Yesterday
II presented 10 the National Allseuih' anu VIII 10
plaoe,I on exhibition in nice new tank.
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Earned BrOoKlvn ST Louis l. fHs, bAse on ei-
ror. Brookivn ST. Louis, Strutk out Hrooklyn ~
- Ionis 4 Jeff on Brooklyn. 7; 81 LOus Two
bS.ehts- Phlnrs !. WEIGH ], bushong J. hobinson J..
stolen base,- Brooklyn, IT Louis Frst base on bas
-BuTch l. PnEuey l. WEIGH J. sTuthers HIT ~ pitcher
-llobinson. double play smith and fihkhey. Umpire
Knight Time. 90
sWrlch declared out
The aud Chicago clubs play again al The Foio
Grounds TO day
The Jersey city Newark clubs PLAYED IN Jersey Cy
ye.iefday morning Newark Ia tho Afternoon Iho
morning
Jersey City.........................0 ! %
U " = " " -
Earned runs-Jersey city ! ; NewaIk g. Base hits er
sew tity O; Newark lrrors-Jersey City % Newark
The afternoon follows
Nevark ...........O q 2 oil
Jer.ey CITY ..............-.........O u l
Earned runs-Newark, 81 Jersey 'ity, J. Errors-New.
ara 3; Jersey cry l. Base hits-Nswark, 49, Jersey
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WINNERS AT LATONIA.

CINCINNATI May sOAt the seventh days meeting at La
tona to-day tho almost IN dangerous condition
and slow.
First Race-SellinE purse turlongs; starters Pools
sold The dsd $50 Pat DAILY and Lucas, $50 Pat DAILY
Moore 94 by six lengths Vivian second. Billy Smith
third Tme-l;2S'4 a. ..
second trst race furongs 10 starterS 6
Pools Sold The field 500 Jaubert and ksusington tZu
each Grsmer $40 Lakewood Vincent go won easily with
Faith Thompson second, Lea third Tine li22s
and second races Eight star terA
Pools sold field s2b Governor Roberts Sl Revoke $40
brilliant So Roberts (94l won by three lengths
Tony Pastor second. Brilliant third 1tme-l;2St g..
Fourth colts and gednes two Old hye iur
longs Eight Pools sold Ssntoine 500 Autoerat
s2T Steel $50. the field S2l santoDe lO|
won In canter seco,d, Cast steel third Time
los -, 80,
Filth Race-For rnaidens three old and upward
seven Thirteen starters Pools sold Eyang elme
81 Overton Roy and Gsatil -, the neld $50 Loe
Wall Haihaway s6I won oy length 'aa'ia second ana
OvertOn third. Time -li3oI.
sixth Racc-For olds that have not won at this
mile starters. Pools sold: NotlgsuI
Alb P0teep SlO Rose a. field SO Votgsur West 80
won by length, Rose second Luke Alexander third limo
-l5O. III.
seventh Race-For tbreeysarolds and upward; ono nue.
and seventy wards -Four starters kaOOla (MoOre, iO9)
by length Egin second, Wanieroo third llne-hoo
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TILE PARADE In BROOKLYN.

The parade In Brooklyn covered the usu,n Nu'e
and nearly all the members OF inc Sau 'a 80.
nated The route was through Bedford and Lafay-
sto ayes, South oxiordst. Hanson place and Fiat
n~sh.sve Tho troops were marshalled in BEDFORD
Dusha ~ nroaSway under command Of General Hora.
a az, n vnv In the first division were detachments
Of United States soldiers and marines ana the &c &c.
9 Di ffhe other divisions composed Of tb,
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harmed runs-New.York. g. Chicago l. Two-hasehiis-
OKonrEe Gillespie, Ryan and Burns Ihrseoasehiisn-
noroan ana BURNS Home run-Eons Double plavs-Daly
and Burns First base balls-Gore !: ward sullivan
Anson /. williamson RYAN. l. DorSan II Dessey ~
nVomrkc |. baldwin |; Daily. ! Sunday. Il porling. II
Common l. hit nv pitched bals-Burns Connor ana ivan
maj ba.e ON errors-Nev-York o Chicago, s. Passed
baiis-Day and Deasey VIA ptches-Ba'dwin ana
Chca9o-Only out Ia the last LINING. ,-
Fully 1000 spectators saw me aIs,hVo e1r ona
and was unusully exciting although NewfoS again los.
a. Chtcago man plsVsd 10 old tine form bIill ant
neIdnS nearly all their work They also IAN
The finely players found Clsrson
hard 10 solve only scattering hits most oil he
during the latter part OF the match Tho score was
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"BrooEirn 3; 81 Louis 3 struck out BfooAlyn
~ Inus B Let on -BrooklYn. ~ 81 I0lls o.
Home rum, omi.key J. Three oa'shinm f,nsneJ t,.
80 "n ha,ls-gnrch /: McTamanV, Terry. king "a
rufh-r, Gleason Passed la isBushOug Peoples i I'm
pre- Mr.. knight Iime-23p
In the afternoon grounds were mass of human
To- would be no room lett or
he ninth inning the crown l"-s'-
.o,u Louis fielder,
M me game had To stopped and the crowd hrVeh AA
The II Louis outpayed Their Opponents eslceA' ~
Incl Ia. anni La se running. INC sCoIc WAsi
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RID BANK. May 80 (speealEvery thing that would noa
was out Shrewsbury River today filed with specta
tors TO the There was twenty four en-
tries and light southwest Wind start WAS made at
10 o'clock ak miles sailed over twice D.
ksons Countryman won Eddie" Smiths Daisy
second Charles Robbpss Cruiser third The Two cedar
canoes OF which 30 expected failed to make any
shov One of them the Rival owned william H. Stew
eot eighth and the Meusa owned W Eme
french vas tenth Across The Problem, owned BY
Leonard Chssey the second boai IN put protest
accepting assistance while atoul OF
sTs.er sse wss and ruled out The actual
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sTATRN ISLAND.

game played yesterday on the grounds o.
the school eleven and the flhc
81 Austin made 90 IN their hrst inning ana
second. defeating the fnch House
team which only made 81 o. Ker-hsw 80 and swift u
aid the best bating ST. Austns kceks "a an IRVINE
carried for the Finch House In the DOWNING
Kershaw Hay Gator and Ogiby were the Desl MIA.
For the since the organization OF inc cruz Is
bnrg will send team OF the Empire Guy. The
pIttsburg club will to-day the Staten Islanders Al
iyipgston Wilson promises TO put strong team
In the neld the visitors
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PRINCETON DEFEATS HARVARD.

C,NpEIDGg May 20 Especially always plays nor
greatest games and this year she came up All"
Non game In ten.uninR contest by pounding OUT 'hrso
- a. ,,o inning Princeton began tho pounding nj tho
outset by knocking hvo OF them carmel W a
Inc Al. hits For Harvard Wrestling made home run III
IA. nth inning made six IT'S including nome u
and and the end OF this inning tue score
-. ,.d and Harvard had her chance, but failed
TO improve H. King came In TO phch ior
prnceton and his pitching won me game game
~ Seovv hii,ers of the Harvard team did not MAKE
IN m The next ave Harvard tired 70 equal rihoo
on ck by changing pitcher ana bingham went inlo
~ mn PRINCETON poindcd him for Il rec singles 10 tho
as, Inninx arkn the ueing run IN tue nlbt inning
a.. h,,Itns ball his hands while BOyden rhp IN Inc
game was 5000 dsgustod Spectators Inv
vas as tOllows: , .,
n,.I '-'' .'-.......l 4 o U O--lO
Earned runs Princeton o. Harvard o. ba1'eries-Doy'
den and ampbell Bingham and Campbell.
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w. BOYD PAGE BREAKS HIS RECORD.

JUMPING u FEkI AND = l-lo i'ChH' ~ '''''
BRooKLYN ASSOCIATION GAMES
The second annual spring meeting OF the brooklyn
Athletic Association held yesterday afternoon on the
erouuds The attendance was over 1000 W. Boyd
page of the Manhattan Athletic Club. beat his record OF
& feet and 1. inches jumping feet and l-l6 Inches
@ II Baieau was the referee. +. j. sullivan. Pasfime
Athletic Club; ". T. Adams Manhattan. and h. H.
Rockwell Brooklyn Athletic Association acted AZ the
Judges
The following Is the summary:
ards dash trial heats and hna won 0y
william Struse BrOokyn Athletic Ass'oAtion :" sa,S
Start time 10 seconds, O. &. Dunieyy yards second
Our mile W W. Wllot brooklyn AtAiSto Asso-
ciaton. 40 On,is start time minutes ~nh 81 20
ouds w. H. Burr khardt fastlmo AtiIruo Nuo 'N'''''
one n nd Yards run, handicap. won BY l. H. sharp
sp.rau arrers start Tine minutes ana - IL
,rcond. A. Philips. PATERSON. \. j.. second n.
Tnrre hundred wards hurdle race. hantcap n npwn
Pa.tims Athletic club - Iards start rst ime % 80 ~
onds. O c. Dunlevy. Brooklyn A'hleuo As'oo""0"' ~
nm club handicap had twentyeight entries
William sirnse yards start, hrsti time % 20 @
n Habeoek nine yard,. close second sltuso nan WIZ
the medal which was gwen 10 '"'S o""'''' '''N $780,
u"nn,ng hsh lump won by W. BOYD Page, Manhattan
AthsIlo lnn his best record OF feet aud = hcs
nv feet amt lilo inches T. u MteSa"' "''~
~ ~, ath.tl, As,ociaton second feet and inches -,
'Tbrosiug he A mound hammer olub ~
Gso,gr Bishop te hrst 20 feet and = inches frou v"
Durus scTsch second, ~ feet :" inches .,,,.,,, A.
y " JohnsIon trackma-tsr Of tho tookyn Au ,a as
sorat,1n gave exhibition Of throwing the l2pounu han
ue, throwing II 1913 feet and . lnchoh .,we n
sack race 100 yaris CLUB contest cr'Wn WI. a., al
Ies, Mcmahon second time q 30 seconds nc hhisn
wa. close and exciting only one loot separating "''' anu
second. ,., .-o, H. A Uax Manhattan Ath.
,,, cInh + H. Bci Spartan Harriers second tme
min aud 20 20 seconds
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ROSS BEATS HosuER AT BowERY BEACH.

wallace and George lIosmer OF Boston, roweu or
nurse of ST. 500 Bowery Bay Beach yesterday Inc
announced miles with three turns but the tme
Ia minutes this announcement somewhat douDtu
me distance IL ~ minutes ahu ~
se.ond multitude, numOerng proOA Wv oov wiz
messed the The race began Al 900 p M "nnn o
xarer which rough ali day, was sunewhat ole
Hosmer lead at the outset but when h& he
US coyerrd the even Thereafter Ross p.yeu
with his opponent but beat him only hal Length IN" Nv
half of the TOwcd in minutes ann 81 se.onus s'u
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A TRAp.sHOoTING CARNIVAL.

WELLINGTON. Mass, May 3n-The WORLDS rapshooung
carpv nj opened to-day with persons attendance The
.oor.men bazed away BIRDS All the contests had
many enire shot by squads o. five each The
special prize ~gowsd silver cup. was won " Oharies
WAGNER Of POultney, n. y. ltA a score Of H.
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wuEEI.MEN RACING IN NEw-JERsEY.

TWO hundred and twsntythreo wheeimen started In the
great bicycle yesterday at Medium. N J. There were
~ entries from Elizabeth clubs "a from the ieran
einh ana n from Kings County clubs H. Ha pr OF
County completed the 20 miles In hour ami 80 NUN
utes Whining the race T. A. s'ehAoh' u huuSon 0ouV'
second. .h..man
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c,NBEipGE May 30 tSDecldt-The championship IN inc
.,py. .cus this won by Fletcher 81, over
st.rne ~ aud II. Taylor 90 storne put iror VINO
nm ths nrobabo winner OF the In the hrst Yen
strokes 5y iouin hun asEwardy Fletcher accordingly won
easily 10 z minutes, 80 seconds.
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GAUpAUR Uneasy WINNER At PULLMAN

rode tricycle. % miles the course against time e
broke long distance record for sricycies W o~
com pleting the 20 miles in hour and "a minutes
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A PICTURESQUE TICKET

Tho Glover Club, OF Philadelphia for the second une
I'm ia has obliged To succunb To speech
Thai somewhat celebrated organization invites ulstln-
sh.d guests and them unmercltully when they
arise to respond toass that the guests are soon
Jnwned unable from a loss OF temper or CONFUSION 10
nroceed Mir Chauncey NJ. Depew the other evening"
married. the assaults deity that the club was Obliged
10 Weld and let him finish his speech
The only other instance rememDer occurred ye'us
ago when Colonel Pat DOnan swept down from DaSota
IT. cv,one and knocked the club out SO quickly that
Tor few minutes IL seemed II lightning had struck IT,
and every member gasped for breath. COlonel fat
s,yinguR his long arms and mounting chair, began! ,
Fellow cutthroats swinders, murderers, thieves anu
nnbivnsters 4 come from the lHnd OF the Dakotas -
% Wheres that ! I" yelled Wayne MacVoagh
So high above hell" replied the merry Celt that you
would never be able to see II with Rosse telescope
This settled IL. For hour Colonel Fat continued
sneecb OF the most aggerated metaphor and Invention
6at probaby was ever delivered IL was immediately
taken by tho Northern Pacific railway, printed In te
form OF flaming circulars and millions or copies dstlD
ued broadcast II the Glover CLUB. Ms IL Claims makes
the fortunes Presidential candidates. We shall expees
soon To SEQ its banners;
Depew and Donan for 1883.
Tho Glover Club. however, had better reverse the
ticket and make II read DOMAIN aud Depew. DOMAIN Is by
sr the nos widely known and has the greater follow
ing lie was followed out OF Missouri IN looS by the
largest mob which carried tar and feathers go
much interest was excited by the event that the Gov
ernor ordered the militia To assist In the opera
tion He was lden out OF Kentucky on rail- Win an
eoually large following. lie thrown out OF North
Carolina driven OF Virginia, oraored out OF MIME
sofa by ts entire pulpit for writing up Methodist con
ferenos as circus invited o leave Deadwood Dy ts en-
tire population with shOtguns In nand such loHo"'
ing would elect any man To the Presidency
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nRooKLYN LACROSSE pLAYERs pEFE

PHILADELPHIA. May 3O-An interesting game OF Ia
crosse was played the philadelphia Baseball Park
thi, afternoon between the Druids o! Baltimore ana
team from brooklyn. The BallmOres won on score OF
t.ala IA y
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:. ~, MoCovron
10 Mammonst to Judge Griffith 10 l, DsturnshIo
TO l. Abraham TO l, Bruton 10 Mentmote 10 Il
1;oifeilow 10 well 10 TO l. Retributon ~ 10
Mutuel- pait SOL 3d. 49, .-.r, Ga 81, n
Mammonist led for dozen stri'es. "hen ru'.n
front and wa. first horse over the hurdle ADrsa %
lowed by Disturbance was At his heels n 10 uI ,
raced Picnic "a i'll Coming down DstuTOdLce tvps
Abrahams place and th- three unchanged uht ri @
made lap OF the course fAssbg Tue &c
the he horses we're strung oIt LOT 80
NcGow an and MamnODist falling out Mcntmore boiie ~
he wall in The h,g field GodieOw and RetribuOn gong
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had enough fell Jack beaten Mystic DURAN
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